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481. Section house, barracks, dead-end, and

overhead light signals (structural steel arch)
482. 1. Fill 2. Cut 3. Hedge
483. 1. Small bridge 2. Pipe (culvert) 3. Tunnel
484. Narrow-gauge railroad line and station
485. Elevated railroad
486. Gallery or balcony cn the side of a cliff
487. Gallery or balcony on the side of a slope
SECTION IV-Motor Truck Roads and Trails
488. Cattle run over 10 meters wide, fenced,
and with dirt road running through it.
SECTION V-Examples of Hi ghway and Rai l road Symbolization
489. Crossings and .unctions of truck roads, tree
(shoulder
1:10,000
490. Change in type of pavement on the highway
(indicated by the Russian letters A, B)
SECTION VI-Boundaries and Fences
491. Boundary of urban community
492. Boundary of state wild life sanctuary
SECTION VII-Hydrography
493. Shoal
1. stone
2. Gravel
494.
Precipitous shore, without beach
1. The width of river on the map, over 1.5mm.
2. The width of river on the map, lees than 1.5mm.
3. Width- and depth of stream
4. Water level value
495. Shore with built-up but not reinforced slope
496. Shore with built-up reinforced slope
497. Stone quay
498. Wooden quay
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499. Ramp and stairs to quay
500. Changes of intermittent and perennial
sections in stream
501. Underground or dwindling section of stream
502. Canalized section of river, canal, or
ditch, 3-5 meters wide; those over 5 114.1
meters wide are drawn to scale; 4 =t h e
width in meters
503. Canal under construction; double line,
single line
504. Subterranean canal
505. Dry ditch, 3 to 5 meters wide
506. Dry ditch, less than 3 meters wide
507. Bushes along stream
508. Bridge, wooden
509. Single line canal
510. Dam without a road
511. J etties, controlling t he direction of current
512. Penstock (open)
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513. Underground water conduit wi th wells
(not functioning)
514. Water pump
515. Water reservoir or rain water pit
a. Not drawn to scale
b. Drawn to scale
516. Fountain
517. Landing a. Not drawn to scale b. Drawn t o scale
518. Mole or anchorage
519. Mole, carrying railroad
520. Breakwater
521. Driftwood accumulation
522. Sunken rock (if outlined, location is
known; if not outlined, location is unknown)
523. Rock above the water level (if outlined,
location is known; if not outlined,
location is unknown)
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524. Rock awash (if outlined, location is
known: without outhne, location is unknown)
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